Heat Vision and Jack

Téléfilm
1999
30m

ÉVALUATION IMDb

7,7/10

1,8 k

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Vincent Schiavelli, Owen Wilson, Jack Black, Ron Silver, and Christine Taylor in Heat Vision and Jack (1999)

Parody Space Sci-Fi Superhero Action Adventure Comedy Drama Sci-Fi Thriller

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueAstronaut on the run with special powers and his talking motorcycle must deal with a malevolent artificial life form that's possessing people and turning them into dust, as well as NASA's hi... Tout lireAstronaut on the run with special powers and his talking motorcycle must deal with a malevolent artificial life form that's possessing people and turning them into dust, as well as NASA's hitman and real life actor Ron Silver.Astronaut on the run with special powers and his talking motorcycle must deal with a malevolent artificial life form that's possessing people and turning them into dust, as well as NASA's hitman and real life actor Ron Silver.

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1,8 k

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Ron Silver almost turned the project down because he was busy with Veronica's Closet (1997). But he liked the script so much he made time in his schedule.

Citations
Jack Austin: Come on you big ball of gas, light my darkest hour.

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Featured in Harmontown (2014)

Bandes originales
Situation
(uncredited)
Written by Alison Moyet and Vince Clarke
Performed by Tom Jones
(theme song)

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Spotted another spoof in there too!

Hey, I noticed everyone spotted the spoof of Knight Rider, but did anyone pick up on this - the plot line about getting super powers from the sun after coming close to it in space is lifted straight from another doomed pilot show 'Northstar' - in which a NASA astronaut got hit in the face by a solar flare and then got super powers every time he looked at the sun! The original show I'm talking about was pretty bad... I remember the guy being shown a model of himself to explain what would happen if he stared at the sun for too long... and the model's brain caught fire... Oh, it was quite shocking. Check it out, trivia fans.